Examples of using Could not make in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Computer
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Programming
He could not make it.
Without that one could not make gold.
Could not make folder %1.
The clerk could not make her out;
He growled something in his guttural tongue that she could not make out.
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I just could not make them wait.
The Egyptian captain reached a point of desperation and could not make contact with the smugglers.
I could not make out the face.
Who cannot control herself and who could not make it through the Academy.
He could not make a freaking spark.
And the women came with their stories about men who could not make the transition, angry and inflexible.
I could not make that trip.
VW should havetold the market no later than June 2008 that they could not make the technology that they needed in the United States.".
Fang could not make that easier.
Late in the day, he found Colom secluded in a room with Guatemala's Archbishop,murmuring words that Izurieta could not make out, as if he were in confession.
He who could not make for himself….
Could not make out what was said but believed the language to be Spanish.
The husband could not make this payment.
He who could not make for himself{…} between sky and ground is afraid of everybody.
An American could not make this film.
Because I could not make men sensible, I preferred to be happy away from them.
At one time, when they were as physical as we are, and could not make themselves invisible at will, humans living at that time viciously maligned them.
You could not make the idea that people would pay for something they didnot look at.
Hollywood could not make such a movie.
They could not make a bigger mistake.
They had close their doors because they could not make the necessary changes to continue within a reasonable and competitive.
But she could not make her feet move.
So I said,"It could not make me God, nor Head of the Church.
As technology and funding was limited, Korean channels could not make series in resource-heavy genres like action and science fiction; American and other foreign series were imported instead.